Humanity Past

2003-11-26 - Semi-ann
2003-11-23 - Another glorious sell-out
2003-11-14 - Never destroy us
2003-11-13 - Various zoos
2003-11-04 - Vs.

• Recent crimes

• [655-659] Starting to peak now (December)
• [650-654] The real Santa (November)
• [644-649] Hardcore afternoons (October)
• [640-643] Riverside washout (September)
• [633-639] Non-OK computer (August)
• [623-632] Throwing barbecues (July)
• [616-622] Everything went black (June)
• [607-615] From such great heights (May)
• [592-606] Indian love song (April)
• [578-591] Blues jam (March)
• [566-577] Imperialism (February)
• [556-565] Snide, geeky, and egotistical (January)

• [547-555] Yearly wrap-up (December)
• [536-546] Atmospherics (November)
• [525-535] Kick-assosity (October)
• [515-524] Case and caves (September)
• [500-514] Chichester Place (August)
• [484-499] The undoing (July)
• [468-483] It is indeed the yellow card (June)
• [451-467] I'm housin' (May)
• [430-450] Of Montreal (April)
• [412-429] Too much rock and roll (March)
• [397-411] Hibernation (February)
• [382-396] Almost (January)

• [366-381] The same sultry eyes of conceit (December)
• [347-365] Keep music evil (November)
• [330-346] I have seen it all (October)
• [308-329] September songs (September)
• [286-307] I guess I was punk once (August)
• [251-285] Festivus in July (July)
• [250-268] Fake birthdays and answers (June)
• [228-249] Texas flood (May)
• [209-227] Coming through from the 902 (April)
• [192-208] I went on down that road (March)
• [176-191] More green (February)
• [158-175] No more packing phones (January)

• [143-157] That was my veil (December)
• [123-142] It's easy to do (November)
• [101-122] Famous monsters (October)
• [085-100] Go tell the mountain (September)
• [061-084] Ende neu (August)
• [039-060] Black juju (July)
• [023-038] Working for the man (June)
• [007-022] Blondie (May)
• [001-006] First draft (April)